amongst all of that, you will find stories about some amazing women. like this one. i m a bit of a fan of ada lovelace. when i learned to program computers when i was young, i could practice on the computers that i had around at the time. but when ada lovelace wrote the very first algorithm in the 1840s, computers didn t even exist. her code was designed to run on a theoretical machine that only existed on paper. there are other great women being celebrated here too, who you might not immediately associate with technology. shiona mccallum has been catching up with a female sporting icon to talk about some new tech that s helping players and coaches collaborate on court. in tennis, every little thing counts. and that can really be felt here at the billiejean king cup finals in glasgow. with more than 100 countries
of it as an entity like wikipedia or whatever. i think actually what that means is the algorithms and the way they are changing the structure of society don t really get criticised and questioned in quite the way they would if they were more transparent. how would we question an algorithm? you can t invited to a studio on a sunday morning. sunday morning. algorithms are decidinu sunday morning. algorithms are deciding what sunday morning. algorithms are deciding what we sunday morning. algorithms are deciding what we are sunday morning. algorithms are deciding what we are bidding - sunday morning. algorithms are deciding what we are bidding to | sunday morning. algorithms are i deciding what we are bidding to the ektent deciding what we are bidding to the extent politicians simply don t understand. it is a major threat to democracy, understand. it is a major threat to democracy, how do you cope, when they got democracy, how do you cope, when they got more power over our live
the future of surgery. the contribution of women in all walks of life has often been forgotten, because history has mainly been recorded by men. but here at the glasgow women s library their achievements are rightly celebrated. this is the only accredited museum in the uk dedicated to women s history, and it is filled with books that are about, for or by women. 20,000 books and 500,000 archived items here are providing a valuable resource for researchers and historians. amongst all of that, you will find stories about some amazing women. like this one. i m a bit of a fan of ada lovelace. when i learned to program computers when i was young, i could practice on the computers that i had around at the time. but when ada lovelace wrote the very first algorithm in the 1840s, computers didn t even exist. her code was designed to run on a theoretical machine that
are rightly celebrated. this is the only accredited museum in the uk dedicated to women s history, and it s filled with books that are about, for or by women. 20,000 books and 500,000 archived items here are providing a valuable resource for researchers and historians. spencer: amongst all of that, you will find stories about some amazing women. like this one. i m a bit of a fan of ada lovelace. when i learned to program computers when i was young, i could practise on the computers i had around at the time. but when ada lovelace wrote the very first algorithm in the 1840s, computers didn t even exist. her code was designed to run on a theoretical machine that only existed on paper. so this week, we re celebrating the achievements of female tech innovators. shiona mccallum has been catching up with a female sporting icon to talk
but here at the glasgow women s library, their achievements are rightly celebrated. this is the only accredited museum in the uk dedicated to women s history, and it s filled with books that are about, for or by women. 20,000 books and 500,000 archived items here are providing a valuable resource for researchers and historians. amongst all of that, you will find stories about some amazing women. like this one. i m a bit of a fan of ada lovelace. when i learned to program computers when i was young, i could practise on the computers i had around at the time. but when ada lovelace wrote the very first algorithm in the 1840s, computers didn t even exist. her code was designed to run on a theoretical machine that only existed on paper. so this week, we re celebrating the achievements of female tech innovators.